On the 24th local time, demonstrations broke out in Australian, Kenyan, Senegalese and other countries to support the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip. Demonstrators demanded that Israel end its "genocide" in the Gaza Strip.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators took part in the march that day. They demanded that Israel stop its atrocities against the people of Gaza, and that the Australian government stop selling weapons to Israel, and sanction the Israeli government. Activist organizers said that more than 40 protests broke out across Australia that day, with hundreds of thousands of participants.
Demonstrators:We had expected a large demonstration today, but the actual scale of the event today exceeded our expectations. This sends an important message that the Australian people do not accept the policy of genocide and starvation in Gaza. We hope that the Australian government will take practical action to end this genocide together with other countries.
On the 24th, in Nairobi, Kenya, hundreds of demonstrators lined up on local roads on bicycles, motorcycles or driving cars. They hung Palestinian flags on the car, shouted slogans of solidarity with the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, and demanded that Israel and its supporters stop the "genocide" campaign in Gaza.
Demonstrators from Wafura:Genocide against Palestine must stop. Gaza children are dying, women are suffering, Israel bombs hospitals and residential areas, and Israel basically wants to eliminate the presence of Palestinians. As active citizens, we are here to urge Israel and its supporters to stop the conflict and demand the Palestinian people to be freed.
On the same day, in Senegal-Dakar, a large number of demonstrators raised the Palestinian flag went to the streets, calling for an end to the conflict in the Gaza Strip, calling for Israel to end the "genocide" in the Gaza Strip and implement the "two-state plan".
Demonstrator, Gassama:Not only do we have to stop the genocide, but we also have to make sure that there is a cease-fire in Gaza so that the negotiations can proceed smoothly, so that they can continue, so that they can achieve the outcome that everyone wants, which is the "two-state solution."